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Despite the heavy rains during May, fire conditions are heating up in the Cariboo fire region.

Williams Lake should anticipate an erratic recovery in the lumber industry said Tolko's general manager of lumber and plywood sales.

School District 27 board chose Lake City Secondary School as the name for the new one school, two campus secondary school in Williams Lake.

RCMP remind people to lock vehicles after a rash of thefts from vehicles parked on South Lakeside.

A Cariboo-area man fined more than $860,000 for lighting a campfire on his own property that escaped and caused a wildfire is appealing.

A decision by the provincial government not to support the current Northern Gateway Pipeline proposal comes as good news to local leaders.

The British Columbia Aboriginal Mine Training Association celebrated two important milestones Tuesday.

The Central Cariboo Joint Committee (CCJC) resumed business Wednesday, May 22 at the Cariboo Regional District (CRD) office.

At the council meeting Tuesday Williams Lake Mayor Kerry Cook officially announced the city has hired a new CAO who will start July 2, 2013.

The Canadian flag atop Signal Point was replaced Monday evening